Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Pines and clouds in striking sluuhnv ])attcrns against the blue of the skij. . . . and beuutlful Sceneru All the charm of southern hospitality lies in the dignified pillars of the colonnade.

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Tlie library — calm, dignified, and giacious. she deed Impreddli e build i inad 9 ' . . . whose rugged charm and dignity gi e to the campus a dis- tinctive air in any season. Into them pass hundreds of students, who will study, play, and Ii e for four years in the atmosphere of stimulation which finds its roots in the quiet strength s mbol- ized by these buildings. Rejiiembrance of college days is bound up ine.xtricably with remembrance of Buttrick. Presser. and the library — classes, cokes, labs, quiet study, animated ■ bull-ses- sions, re erent chapel programs — days at Agnes ScottI

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Beloved Main tower through tlie stark tracery of black hnufihs. Fall, winter, and spring. Agnes Scott is a lovel - campus. Fall makes of it a pageant of color with windswept skies and autumn lea ' es. Winter skies are background for the sti-ong, clean-cut outlines of the buildings. With March comes all the deh- cacv of a southern spring — dogwood, wisteria, azaleas, and the new green of b-ees and grass. One would look far for a college campus more graced with natin-al lovehness!